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Coral Islands Cruise March 2010
A Travel Blog by kmidgette
Joining friends from the United Kingdom and US for an 8 day cruise of the Coral Islands. Until I have time (yea right!) to write my own blog...below is the marketing material from Thompson, the UK tour company who both organizes the tour and owns the ship ...
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Day One - Where are we going?
A Travel Blog entry by meckley from Silver Sands, Christ Church, Barbados
... some shells and coral. They were for sale; he was trying to earn enough money to go home. Kim bought the shells and coral, but probably paid too much. She asked how much and I responded with 20. I meant 20 Barbados Dollars and Kim ...
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Paradise
A Travel Blog entry by nikkilewis from Coral Bay, Western Australia, Australia
... easy to live on the West Coast and only go to the cinema once a year while on holiday! So anyway, Coral Bay is stunning. The beach is white sands with turquoise waters which is about knee height for about 400 metres out to sea, then drops off suddenly and ...
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LA to Fiji
A Travel Blog entry by vicco from Coral Coast, Fiji
... 5pm which would you like. Normally fish and chicken are on the menu somewhere. The beach out front is beautiful with coral filled sands. The tide comes in in the morning and goes out in the afternoon. You can walk out for miles ...
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Bula!
A Travel Blog entry by mattncat from Sigatoka, Western, Fiji
... crystal clear water and immediately saw parrot fist, pipe fish, bright purple star fish, sea slugs and dozens of others. The coral was patchy largely because tourists and locals alike would walk out to the break water at low tide to catch fish or to ...
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Anyone for kava?
A Travel Blog entry by sophiecorless from Coral Coast, Viti Levu, Fiji
... turned out to be quite gentle and not too strenuous on the horses. It was also rather lovely – as we rode along the sands some of the children from the neighbouring village came out to walk alongside us and I got to see the sky melt through at ...
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Awakening
A Travel Blog entry by sophiecorless from Coral Coast, Viti Levu, Fiji
... and I began thinking of all the effort it must have taken for them to hoist me up those mountains and along the sands. Had I unwittingly caused discomfort to them and contributed to something I don't wholly agree with? I turned the thought over and over ...
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Day Six – Barbados – Above and Below
A Travel Blog entry by meckley from Silver Sands, Christ Church, Barbados
... did a lot of standing. I went out as far as I could without getting too far from Kim. There were not many colorful coral, but there were many fish and coral formations to look at. I wish we could have stayed a little longer. Kim had seen ...
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In the Outback
A Travel Blog entry by mitz24 from Warroora Station , Western Australia, Australia
... beach however we didn't see her the day we went but I have to say this pristine beach is one that I will never forget. The sands, the water the most beautiful sunset ever was just picture perfect. To get back to the sheep station the only way was to ...
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Day Five – Under the Water
A Travel Blog entry by meckley from Silver Sands, Christ Church, Barbados
... down about 100 feet or so. We had a depth gage so we could see or progress. We went past several coral reefs and a shipwreck. I was surprised that the camera could take pictures through the windows. I had to use manual focus to ...
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Day Four – More Exploring
A Travel Blog entry by meckley from Silver Sands, Christ Church, Barbados
While I was making breakfast, the Senegalese man who sold us some coral and shells walked by our window. He had a coconut and wanted me to taste the milk. I suspect he was looking for more money. Kim chased him off. We made the long drive to ...
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'White sands, dodgey stomach's & a drunken mother!
A Travel Blog entry by funlou22 from Gilli Tr, Nusa Tenggara Barat, Indonesia
... bar while we went to look for somewhere to stay. After looking at quite a few different places, we found 2 lovely beach bungalows called Coral Beach which were run by a very laid back, reggae loving family. We had air con, lovely big beds and best of all ...
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Whispering Sands
A Travel Blog entry by andyandkirstine from Airlie Beach, Australia
... struggled to get down far enough. I didnt much enjoy the experience either finding it ridiculously serious and claustrophobic, much preferring swimming around the coral reef with a snorkel. But Im glad we did it. We went back to the van for fish and ...
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The Ningaloo Reef: Exmouth to Coral Bay
A Travel Blog entry by ivanandfiona from Exmouth, Australia
... yet to come to this simple community - a large part of its charm. The beach here is once again magnificent - white sands, turquoise waters. However, half a km away from the main swimming area is a natural shark breeding ground! We walked there and ...
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The coral sea
A Travel Blog entry by jon-daniella from Cairns, Queensland, Australia
... the Whitsundays, Fraser Island and barrier reef was spectacluar. The various shades of blue, green and turqouise waters against the white sands where crystal clear from above. No clouds in our way and often the sky in Australia can be so clear of clouds ...
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White sands and turquoise seas
A Travel Blog entry by kazntrsawsmadvn from Vilankulo, Inhambane, Mozambique
... to see in an aunties fishtank. Unlike Sinai, we didn't find Nemo but we did see some very colourful fishes amongst the coral reefs. White sand and a crystal clear Indian ocean aside, stopping in Vilankulos has allowed us the opportunity of a rare rest so ...
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Basking in the White Sands of Boracay
A Travel Blog entry by arnobs66 from Boracay, Aklan, Philippines
... four kilometers from end to end, it also stretches about 50 meters or more into the emerald water, with nary a trace of coral or stone underneath it. Right after lunch, my cousin and I scoured the beach, snapping ourselves as we meandered throughout its ...
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Coast and Coral up the West Coast
A Travel Blog entry by sacha from Broome, Australia
... if there any sharks in the waters, then went down to Shark Bay and Shell Beach which was really nice blue waters and white sands lovely!! That night we stayed at a cattle station which one of the girls reminded her of Wolf Creek, luckily I havent seen ...
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The White Sands of Gili Trawangan
A Travel Blog entry by viajesyvinedos from Teluknarat, Nusa Tenggara Barat, Indonesia
... sparsely populated areas some 500 metres further north of the boat landing where the beach then becomes littered with small bits of coral. Rounding the north part of the island, dead tree trunks are strewn across another section of beach and on the ...
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Worthing Beach, Christ Church, Barbados
... the tacky Accra Beach All in all, a very enjoyable stay. If we come back to Barbados, we would stay at Coral Sands Beach Resort. Best Hotel in the Caribbean from sandyprime Our friends joke with us because we travel so much. We can ...
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Queens Road, , Sigatoka, Coral Coast, Viti Levu, Fiji
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Not only are these dunes incredibly beautiful, but they were also designated Fiji's first national park, and have a rich archaeological history.



